If You Can't Beat Them
by Dishonorable
Summary: Kind of like a prequel to Make Me Proud; series of one-shots about Harry and the others' early childhoods. Rebellious!Harry, Prejudiced!James, Revised & On hiatus
1. St Mungo's Charity Ball

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If You Can't Beat Them…

By Dishonorable

Chapter One: St. Mungo's Charity Ball

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Disclaimer: I do not own Harry Potter. I apologize for the lack of a snappy disclaimer.

Summary: Hardly anyone knows the whole story about how and why such a group of powerful names came together. Why hero Harry Potter befriended members of some of the darkest Wizarding families. Why biased Draco Malfoy befriended a couple of Blood Traitors. Why popular Blaise Zabini befriended mostly boys instead of potential wives. Why circumscribed Susan Bones befriended rebels.

This is a series of one-shots based off my other story, Make Me Proud, about Harry and the others' childhood before Hogwarts. It is not necessary to read this before MMP nor vice versa.

Warnings: This is rated T for language, abuse, and adult themes. There will be spanking of young children mentioned and if you have a problem with that, don't read. There will be character deaths. This is AU, Peter Pettigrew was in Slytherin. Susan Bones and Blaise Zabini are Purebloods. James Potter was an only child in canon, but he wasn't in here. There may be some OOCs.

AN: For those who have not read Make Me Proud, here's a basic summary of most of the AUness. There was a different prophecy that spoke of a Potter who would be able to defeat Voldemort. All the Potters, (there was a lot of them), were killed except for James and Harry Potter. Lily Potter was tortured and resides in St. Mungo's in the same state as the Longbottoms. James is prejudiced against snakes, Slytherins, and the Dark...I think that's about it.

Time Setting: When Harry is around six or eight years old.

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It was the annual St. Mungo's Charity Ball and everybody who was anybody in the Wizarding World was there. Much to the disgust of the ones who fancied themselves actually good-hearted, the Malfoys were hosting the Ball this year at their infamous manor. One might think this would be an ideal opportunity to have Ministry Aurors sneak about, looking for Dark items and such, but even Hogsmede's village idiot could tell you that this was an equally ideal opportunity for the Malfoys to give the impression of a perfectly respectable Light family, all the while stashing incriminating items away.

The Malfoys, despite their habit of greasing the Ministry's pockets with gold, weren't the first choice to host. In fact, the first person was James Potter, the father of the Boy-Who-Lived, Prominent Pureblood, philanthropist, and owner of several manors fit to hold a Ball of such magnitude. However, he had graciously declined the honor, saying he couldn't _dare_ deny the privilege to such a _Light_ family as the Malfoys.

Besides getting another chance to get a shot at a Dark family, there was another reason why James declined to host. If one had known James Potter in his younger years at Hogwarts they would've thought such a reason was unfathomable. James had loved public attention back then, but now, years later, he despised it and therefore despised public events such as Balls. However, the St. Mungo's Charity Ball was the only major public event he attended, out of loyalty and compassion for his wife and the others who resided in St. Mungo's like her...

"Stupid Mudbloods," grumbled Draco Malfoy, who obviously, like his family, held little regard for Mudbloods and similar riffraff. A sneer was present on his face, but it was laughable as he was quite young, "Snatched up the last Comet Two Forty in Diagon Alley when they're not even _worthy_ to ride a broom of such value."

"Indeed," Marcus Flint said, obviously bored with the younger boy. Theodore Nott didn't bother to reply, he was too busy watching a large game of exploding snap. Of course, a proper Pureblood wouldn't lower himself to play an obnoxious game with blood traitors who had _somehow_ managed to wrangle an invitation to the St. Mungo's Charity Ball.

Of course Theodore was sorely tempted to forgo the etiquette and his parents' wrath and join the game.

"They are too worthy," protested a boy loudly with an all too strong air of Gryffindor. He had just gotten out of the Exploding Snap game and was heading to the refreshment table when he had happened to hear their last comments.

Draco hadn't yet learned how to conceal his emotions as angry surprise twisted his face. No one had ever contradicted him, (since he always spoke to the_ right_ company), but here was a messy-haired boy, none other than the Boy-Who-Lived himself, glaring at Draco.

"No comeback, Draco?" drawled Marcus Flint after a long moment as the younger Potter waited angrily for said comeback, "I should've suspected as much. Come along, Theo, let's go rescue Blaise."

Theodore followed Marcus obediently, copying the disdainful sneer. It is unknown whether he followed because his parents instructed him to take a leaf out of Flint's book or whether because Blaise Zabini was currently engaged in the Exploding Snap game. (He and Susan Bones seemed to be trying to get the other out as humiliatingly as possible.)

Draco's cheeks darkened as he regained his bearings at Flint's departure, "I'll have you know that Mudbloods are filthy dirt unfit to ride a broom or even _learn_ magic."

"My mum's a Muggleborn!" said Harry hotly.

Draco sneered, "An untalented Mudblood whore no dou-"

In an act of impulsiveness and with a flash and Harry's fist collided into Draco's face, causing him to cry out in pain and grasp his bleeding nose, "Why you-" He never got to finish his insult because a tackle followed the punch rapidly.

"Fight!" called Blaise Zabini excitedly, withdrawing from the company of Marcus Flint, Theodore Nott, and several other Purebloods who had been scolding him. His dark eyes sparkled as he watched the two heirs to powerful names and great wealth, Draco Malfoy and Harry Potter, brawl like street ruffians. Although they weren't even of Hogwarts' age yet, they fought each other fairly well, but Harry Potter was slowly beginning to wale the tar out of Draco Malfoy much to his delight.

"Kick him in the balls!" advised Susan Bones. She apparently didn't like Draco Malfoy very much, "_Come on, Harry_!"

"No, twist his arm backward and make him say Merlin, Potter!"

"That would be more effective," agreed Susan, nodding toward Blaise, "Malfoy probably doesn't have any balls."

"Hey!" Draco looked like he was going to start on her, but was distracted by a hard punch to the stomach that left him winded and struggling.

"Shouldn't someone break them apart?" asked a pudgy boy, casting anxious look to the door as if expecting his grandmother to come barreling through wielding a purple dragonhide umbrella.

"I say we let them kill each other," Theodore suggested, smirking as Harry landed a good kick that caused Draco to cry out, "Then we'll be rid of them both."

"That one's the Boy-Who-Lived!" protested a Weasley, pointing and looking like he was just waiting to join the fray. His little sister lagged behind him shyly, her eyes on the fight, particularly on Harry Potter. She jumped a foot in the air when the door a ways behind her swung open suddenly. The brawlers took no notice and the fight continued to grow fierce.

"CEASE THIS INSTANT!" ordered Lucius Malfoy in a shout. His wife, Narcissa, and James Potter were right behind him; neither of them looked very pleased. On the other hand, Marcus Flint smirked as he stepped away from the group, silently congratulating himself.

Surprised by such a loud roar from the normally silky, composed man the two boys paused for a moment. Blaise, Susan, and several others grumbled disappointedly, though the pudgy boy looked rather relieved. Theodore Nott coughed, most likely to hide a snigger at the sight of the entangled two. Both of their expensive robes were ruined, their hair messed up and a few locks torn out, (a horrid occurrence for young Draco), injuries spotted their bodies, and Draco had a black eye and probably a broken nose. He had just been seconds away from nailing Harry in the gut and his arm was frozen in place at the sight of his father.

"Father-"

"Save it, Draco," Lucius interrupted coldly, "We'll discuss this later. Dobby!"

A fairly small house elf popped in and bowed deeply, "H-how may Dobby serve you, Master?"

"Take Draco to his room, Dobby, and make sure he stays in there until I say so."

"Yes, master," Dobby bowed again, took a few steps to the Malfoy heir, and held out his hand tentatively. Draco scowled heavily at the house elf, but grabbed his hand, looking as if he wanted nothing more than to chop off his own hand rather than give it to the elf. Draco was still glaring at Harry when the pair disappeared silently.

Meanwhile, Harry looked at his feet under his dad's gaze.

"This doesn't leave this room, understand?" Lucius said in a tone that booked no arguments. Most of the children nodded quickly, but some seemed a bit reluctant. Lucius put out their doubts with a steely glare that promised vengeance if they spoke of the fight.

"I apologize for my son's behavior," Lucius said stiffly to James after another, but brief glare at the children.

"I apologize for Harry as well," said James as if it pained him, "Hopefully this won't make the Prophet."

"I'll make sure it doesn't," replied Lucius, surveying the children once more with icy grey eyes.

"Yes, of course," James said, looking sympathetically at the wilted kids and disgustedly at the Malfoys, "Harry and I best be going. I've got to see a man about a hippogriff."

"Of course," Lucius said icily, making it quite clear that this changed nothing.

"Goodbye, Cissy," Narcissa looked repulsed at being addressed in such a familiar manner by James, "Let's go, Harry."

Harry obediently walked over to his father and they disappeared with a small pop.

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"He called mum a you-know-what, dad!" Harry protested, stopping his father mid-scold.

"He what?" said James sharply.

"Malfoy called a mum an untalented, you-know-what whore."

James' eyes flashed angrily, "Why that no good snake! I should go over there..."

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"You got beaten by a Potter! Blood Traitor!" scolded Lucius, disappointment and disgust seeping into his tone, "In public, Draco! I've never been more disgusted in my life!"

Draco looked numbly at the Persian rug, noting blandly that a thief was now wrestling violently with a witch.

"Watch your step, Draco," Lucius warned at last, "The Wizarding World does not take kindly to _rivals_ of their _hero_," the last word dripped with disdain.

"Yes, father," muttered Draco.

"And Draco..."

"Yes, father?"

"_Crucio!"_

A shrill scream filled the air as Draco fell from his bed to the ground, thrashing in a tangle of sheets limbs.

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	2. The Dark Lord in Debt

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If You Can't Beat Them…

By Dishonorable

Chapter Two: The Dark Lord in Debt

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Time Setting: A week or two after the previous chapter.

AN: I have nothing against gays.

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Draco Malfoy was having a good day. The fight with Potter had seemingly been forgotten by his father and had been immediately dismissed by his mother as a case of "Boys will be boys". Not only that, but his father had gotten tickets to the Puddlemere United, (Draco's favorite Quidditch team), vs. Pride of Portree game. Puddlemere and Pride were bitter rivals and it was damn near impossible to get tickets to "The Game".

_And_ Pansy Parkinson hadn't managed to get a ticket.

In a few hours the game was set to begin and Draco was wandering by himself, ready to cheer on Puddlemere after purchasing several items. Decked out in Puddlemere fan gear, Draco suddenly stopped short. The boy who had caused so much trouble for the Malfoy heir stopped short too, also dressed in favor of Puddlemere. There was no way that Harry Potter supported Puddlemere United. They were _Draco Malfoy's_ team.

"Draco Malfoy," sneered Draco finally, "I assume you're the offspring of the Blood Traitor, James Potter?"

"Harry Potter," Harry said in a cold voice, "I assume you're the offspring of the Death Eater, Lucius Malfoy?"

_'There's no way that Draco Malfoy supports Puddlemere. They're __**my**__ team_,' thought Harry, taking in Draco's appearance with a scowl.

"Watch yourself, Potter."

"Back at you, Malfoy. Even if you do support Puddlemere, you're nothing but a spoiled brat."

Was he _doubting_ Draco's loyalty to Puddlemere? For heaven's sake Draco had practically been a fan since birth! Potter even had the nerve to accuse him -him! - of being a spoiled brat. It was simply laughable.

Draco snickered openly, "Look who's talking, savior of the Wizarding World ring any bells?"

"It would be smart of you not to annihilate yourself against such a figurehead," retorted Harry, startling Draco about the Slytherin way he answered, "The public wouldn't take too kindly upon those who hate their hero."

Harry Potter saying almost the exactly same thing as his father, Lucius Malfoy? That was just plain scary; Draco mentally shuddered.

"And you're the ignorant Gryffindor Golden Boy?" Draco settled on saying sarcastically, "That's Slytherin, Potter, through and through."

"No," replied Harry simply, "I haven't been Sorted yet, Malfoy. I have no House."

"It's only a matter of time," said Draco in a false light tone, "You know it, I know it, the World knows it."

"I could say the same of you and the Slytherin house. Utter rashness is a Gryffindor quality."

"Which you have plenty of."

"My parents _are_ Gryffindors. It's natural that some of their characteristics would pass on to me. Just like your parents are Slytherins. Besides, weren't you just saying that I was acting too Slytherin?"

Damn. Crabbe and Goyle weren't this hard to outsmart.

"And the sky is blue," drawled Draco, not addressing his hypocrisy, "Tell me something I don't know."

He was disturbed to see a Slytherin smirk appear on Potter's face as he eyed Draco's Puddlemere fan gear, "I doubt your pea brain could handle such, Malfoy."

"Please, Potter, the only person here with low brain capacity is you," returned Draco, "I can handle whatever _shocking_ tale you have to tell."

"If you insist," said Harry with a false air of regret, before turning decidedly mischeivous, "Puddlemere plans to replace their seeker with Copper Wright."

Draco blanched, "_What_?"

"Excuse me," said Harry, smirking triumphantly, "I've got to see a man about a hippogriff."

"Wait, Potter!" Draco called as Harry walked away, "Potter! Are you serious? Potter!"

Some time later...

A sullen Draco Malfoy made his way to the Top Box with his parents. No one had answered him about the alleged Puddlemere seeker replacement rumor. They just smiled at him and asked about his parents. Merlin, sometimes Draco really hated being such a handsome child; all people thought were that you were some to be looked at and humor when 'attempting' to be grown up or clever. Bah, they would get theirs when Draco Malfoy, Dark Lord extraordinaire took over the wo-

"Draco, darling, would you like another Chocolate Frog?"

"Thank you, mum," said Draco, accepting the Chocolate Frog gratefully even though his mother interrupted his mental rant.

Hmmm...the card was Agrippa. Even though Draco had several of her, he stowed it in his pocket. Just the other day he had heard that insufferable Ron Weasley obnoxiously announce he was missing Agrippa; the card would only add to the amount of his Agrippas and taunting material_. "Oh, you're __missing Agrippa, Weasel? What a coincidence, I have nine...If you and Potter bow down and declare me your ultimate better in wealth, character, and looks, I'll let you look at one...But then again, I don't need you two to declare it, everyone already-"_

Draco nearly choked on his Chocolate Frog when he caught sight of the next people climbing into the Top Box…It was Potter and his idiotic 'family'. Draco scowled when Potter saw him and had the gall to smirk. He probably thought Draco was still on about the Puddlemere Seeker Replacement thing.

_'Please, Malfoys have better things to think about then stupid Quidditch replacements_,' scoffed Draco mentally, temporarily forgetting the numerous people he had pestered about the rumor.

"What row, James?" asked a worn looking man. Draco looked superiorly at the group. No doubt it was James Potter's gay mooching lover. That street dog must be the Boy-Who-Lived's hot date. Draco snickered quietly to himself, neither of his parents paying attention to him anymore.

"Row One of course, Moony," James answered, causing Draco to freeze. No...somebody else must be in the wrong seat. There was no way that Potter and his family could have seats next the Malfoys. It was unthinkable, having to sit next to simpleton Potter during the best game of the season, unthinkable.

"Oh dear," said the man with the weird name, looking at the empty seats next to Draco.

"Malfoys," James Potter said in a hiss. For a man that hated Slytherins and snakes he certainly sounded like one.

"It's fine," said 'Moony', "I'll sit there."

The shaggy dog barked and nudged 'Moony'. If that mangy mutt thought he was going to sit next to the Malfoy heir...

"No," 'Moony' said, already moving down the aisle. Draco could've sworn the dog looked almost disappointed.

To his relief Potter was seated as far away from Draco as possible. First 'Moony', then that dog, then James Potter, and the Boy Wonder. Thank Merlin, Draco didn't think he could stand sitting next to him for the game.

"So how's the Aurors, James?" asked 'Moony', ignoring Draco. That was fine; Draco knew it must be beneath a Malfoy to talk to such a man.

"Fine," said James, scowling at the Malfoys. Draco went cross-eyed and stuck out his tongue, but James also ignored him. Jeez, if adults weren't looking down on you they were ignoring you.

"And Bowie Wright?" Draco stilled at the word 'Wright'; Bowie Wright was the father of the supposed replacement seeker.

"Great," James answered, munching on some Bertie Bott's Every Flavor Beans, "His daughter, Copper, is supposed to take over the Puddlemere Seeker position-"

"It's _true_?" exclaimed Draco before he could help himself. Copper Wright was worse than the Chudley Cannons' Seeker and that was saying something.

Again, James ignored Draco, but the other Potter let out a suspicious sounding cough. Draco scowled as Narcissa, having heard his exclamation, gave him a mildly disapproving look before turning her attention back to her husband.

"And she's looking forward to it greatly," James continued, "Though I'm sure Harry could do much better."

"Oh gag me with a spoon," Draco muttered quietly. Besides, Potter didn't have a chance; _he_ was going to be the Puddlemere Seeker...right after world domination.

Moony's lips twitched and the dog let out a growl. Draco could understand the dog hearing, but the shabby man? Well, he was sitting right next to Draco, but he had been sure to say it in the barest of whispers...Perhaps this Moony had exceptionally good hearing.

"What is it, Snuffles?" said Harry, reaching over to scratch the dog's ears.

SNUFFLES? Potter named his dog _Snuffles_? That was Draco's ted- toy's name, not some _mutt's_. Potter wasn't a hero, he was a thief! He stole Draco's dignity, Quidditch team, _and_ best friend's name! That was too much; next thing you know Potter would be trying to steal his parents...

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The day, which had started out so well, didn't get much better. First off, that stupid dog kept on staring at him repeatedly and unblinkingly during the games, as if he was purposely trying to creep Draco out. Even scarier, Draco and the Boy-Who-Lived shouted the same things during the games as if they shared a brain. When they both called the referee an ignorant yokel who didn't know a Snitch from a Snidget Biscuit, Draco knew he wouldn't be able to enjoy the rest of the game. Him and Potter insulting the referee in the exact same words? That was creepier than his father and Potter both warning him. Then, Puddlemere actually _lost_. Lost! Draco's favorite Quidditch team that normally played quite well lost to a humiliating defeat. It was officially a dreadful day.

"Mum," said Draco when he realized something, "Mum, I forgot my Omnioculars in the Box."

Narcissa looked up distractedly from her letter, "You can get a new pair, Draco."

"But that one has the game's recording on it," Draco whined, sticking his lower lip out, "Can't you order one of the house elves to get it?"

"No," said Narcissa after a moment's thought, "You need to learn to be responsible," she chided amateurishly, "Leaving your Omnioculars in the Top Box wasn't very responsible of you."

"But-"

"If you want them so badly go get them yourself, Draco."

Draco grimaced, "Like a house elf?"

"Yes, now quit whining."

"Where's father?"

"Off with Mr. Flint and don't bother going to him, he'll only tell you to scat."

"Fine," snapped Draco, his cheeks flushed, "I'll get them myself."

"Good," said Narcissa decidedly as she made a fancy '_S'._

Muttering to himself as he passed the various tents, -some huge, some small, some with loud celebrations going on-Draco made the trek to the Top Box. Honestly, retrieving things was a house elf's job not a Malfoy heir. Responsibility, his arse.

"Oi!" Some scoundrel was stealing his Omnioculars! The shadow of a thief jumped and the Omnioculars fell onto the ground with a clatter. "I'll have you arrested for thievery!"

"Malfoy?" came an incredulous voice.

"Potter?" said Draco in delight as the stars and half moon's light revealed the Boy-Who-Lived, "You were trying to steal my Omnioculars? You're in for it now, Potter, thievery-"

"I wasn't trying to steal them," Harry said indigently, "I was looking for a name to return them to their owner."

"Right," Draco snorted, "And I'm a Mudblood."

"Shut up, Malfoy," Harry retorted, "For all the money your vaults contain, you certainly don't have any manners."

"I'm a _Malfoy_," replied Draco superiorly, "Manners have been engraved me since birth."

"You sure don't use them," scoffed Harry, reaching for something in the ground.

"'Course I do," said Draco, "-What are you doing, Potter? Looking for more things to steal?"

"I was looking for my scarf," said Harry, annoyed, "I forget -there it is!" He held up a gold and blue scarf triumphantly.

"A likely excuse," Draco taunted, "That's probably someone else's forgotten scarf."

"It's mine, Malfoy," said Harry, wrapping it around his neck, "We Potters have enough money that my long down descendants don't have to work. Why would I steal a scarf?"

"I don't try to understand the antics of idiots," said Draco nonchalantly as he picked up his Omnioculars.

"Nor do I."

"Stupid, stupid Potter," said Draco, shaking his head as he made his way down the stairs, "You-ARGHHHH!" He had tripped over an abandoned Puddlemere flag and had tumbled over the railing, just barely holding on by one hand.

"Malfoy!" came Potter's shout and the sound of rushing feet. His shocked face appeared over the railing and then a hand.

"Grab my hand!"

"I can save myself, Potter," Draco yelled, though his face was paler than normal. Never would he willing enable a life debt to _Harry Potter_.

"Don't be daft!" His hand started to slip and Draco quickly dropped his Omnioculars, but his hand continued to slip. He quickly swung his free hand and grasped the railing. But both sweaty hands were continuing to slip...

"Malfoy!" Harry grabbed Draco's wrists, "Let go." His hands were slipping further. Finally, too frightened to care about the life debt, Draco let go, causing Harry to receive his full weight and grunt.

"Hurry!" said Draco, trying hard not to look down. Before he had even finished the word, Harry was already trying to pull him up. After several straining and frightening minutes Harry had managed to pull Draco over the rail. They sat panting on the stairs, too breathless to speak.

"Th-thank you," Draco said eventually, albeit grudgingly, "I suppose I owe you a life debt."

Harry tried to laugh, but ending up letting out a half wheeze-half cough, "That must be horrible."

"Tell me about it," muttered Draco, "I owe a life debt to my sworn enemy." He looked angrily at the railing, "Aren't there supposed to be protection spells on these things?"

"Yeah," said Harry, looking troubled, "There is on all the boxes...I wonder..."

"You don't think someone was hoping you'd slip?" Draco snickered, but at Harry's serious face stopped shortly, "You honestly think someone tried to off you?"

Harry tried to shrug nonchalantly, "Nah, they just probably forgot to renew the protections."

"Probably," reassured Draco despite his dislike for the other boy.

"Yeah. Probably."

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	3. A Bad Hair Day

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If You Can't Beat Them...

By Dishonorable

Chapter Three: A Bad Hair Day

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Time Setting: Around the last chapter's time, when they're six or eight.

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"Tighter, Rosie," instructed Mrs. Bones as the house elf braided the younger girl's hair. The house elf obediently started to braid the long, auburn hair tighter and Susan, the daughter of Mrs. Bones, winced.

"Mum, it's too tight," she protested.

"Nonsense, Susan," Mrs. Bones replied, "One must look presentable."

A few hours later Mrs. Bones discovered Susan had undone the pretty, neat braid and had taken a pair of scissors to herself, resulting in a chopped boy's haircut. The hair was regrown by magic, braided once more, and Susan was spanked.

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Blaise Zabini looked distastefully out the window into the garden where his mother was enamoring a gullible politician with huge vaults. Glasses of Firewhiskey were in hand and his mother was laughing loudly over a stupid joke. Ignoring the possibility of her becoming angry, he searched for a pair of scissors. The result was an uneven cut and a small bald patch. His mother was too intoxicated to notice for two days and on the third she regrew it with her wand, but didn't punish him. Instead, she had lovingly pat Blaise's head as if she had never been too drunk to care for him and said, "_One must look presentable for future spouses, dear."_

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After Draco had brushed his hair the usual two hundred times, he took great care in gelling his hair in spikes. Ha! The _ultimate_ cool hairstyle; Potter couldn't dare make fun of it! The result was his father ordering Dobby to fix _"that dreadful mess"_ and a spanking. "_One must look presentable, Draco_," his father had said.

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Harry looked with scrutiny at his reflection in the stream. His messy black locks were just like his fathers and that was definitely the problem. A few seconds later his eyes lit up when he looked at the water's surface once more. James nearly had a heart attack when Harry came strolling back into the house with green streaks in his hair. The result was numerous _"Scourgify"_s until they had come out, a mutter about that 'dratted Li girl', and a stern scolding about rolling around in magical plants. "_Slytherin colors! One must look presentable, Harry."_

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None of them messed with their hair again for a very long while.

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AN: Thank you for your reviews!

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